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He delighted the world in Home Alone 1 and 2, Richie Rich and My Girl.

Now Macaulay Culkin is heading back to the big screen in Adam Green’s reinterpretation of Aladdin.

He stars opposite Orange Is The New Black’s Natasha Lyonne, Zoe Kravitz, Alia Shawkat and Har Mar Superstar in the film that takes the Arabian Night’s classic and transports it to modern day New York.

In this version, the magic lamp is a 3-D printer, the princess is a decadent socialite, the planet gets a sex-change and its population prints out an analogue version of the Internet.

How very hip.

This is the first feature film Culkin has starred in since 2007, having had a long stint in TV playing himself on The Jim Gaffingan Show and reprising his Kevin McAllister role, as well as voicing other characters, in Robot Chicken.

Adam Green’s Aladdin, and the accompanying Soundtrack Album will be released in the United States and Canada on April 15, followed by a worldwide release on May 12.

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Papier-mâché boobs.

Me as the drug-addled, hard partying, depressed indie-rock singer Aladdin, who’s about to get dropped from Zintendo Records.

Legendary painter Francesco Clemente as the metaphysical Genie Mustafa, who is the interface of a 3-D Printing Lamp.

Jack Dishel, the comic-genius creator of viral YouTube show :DRYVRS starring in two main roles – the technology-obsessed Sultan, who’s a perverse and tyrannical buffoon. And the shifty yet wholesome Uncle Gary, who tells Aladdin of a magical lamp hidden in a cave.

The debut of a brand new on-screen-talent named Macaulay Culkin, who stars as Ralph, the charismatic leader of the Magical Americans, a rebel army opposed to the Sultan’s ways.

Andrew Van Wyngarden of MGMT as a hologram Guardian of the Lamp.

Har Mar Superstar as a British Druggie Guy.

Zoe Kravitz as a red-neck miner with a very special wish.

A shit sandwich.

A sneak peek at some of the songs I wrote for the Aladdin Soundtrack Album that will be released concurrently with the film The album is a folk-funk opus.